Tamron AF 55-200mm F/4.0-5.6 Di-II LD Macro Lens for Canon Digital SLR Cameras
February 4th, 2010 | 
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- Telezoom lens designed exclusively for Canon Digital SLR cameras with smaller-size imagers
- Nine-blade diaphragm construction for natural out-of-focus effect
- 37.4-inch minimum focusing distance for 3.5x macro capability over entire zoom range
- Low-dispersion lens elements reduces chromatic aberation for sharper images
- Lightwight and compact design weighing a mere 10.4-ounces
The description of the new product Tamron telephoto zoom lens designed exclusively for digital SLR cameras, is ideal for those who want truly dynamic telephoto images. It goes far beyond the capabilities of the standard zoom lens equipped with a digital SLR. Ideal for photos of family fun, sporting events, landscapes and portraits, the lens naturally creates a out-of-focus background that the main subject of the photo highlighted. . . . More>>
Tamron AF 55-200mm F/4.0-5.6 Di-II LD Macro Lens for Canon Digital SLR Cameras
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I bought this purpose one or two years ago for my Rebel XTI because I something that would fill that small gap between my 18-55 or 70-300, I wanted something wild sometimes, but not slow. This fits the bill quite well. I originally bought these for those times when I watched my sons play football and were too close to me, to use the 70-300. He is only good for. The autofocus is a bit “slower than my others so you should make this possible. It is a bit” noisier, but eh. Importa.Quello I do not object to use for the most part, however, indoor shooting. I’m not where Near a professional photographer. I want to play and my subjects are usually my kids (who seem to escape if a camera). So I tend to sit and use the zoom a lot to get what I want. This lens covers spectrum well in indoor environment and quality of detail is great for the price I paid. I recommend this for people to go – and give the brand an opportunity Tamron. I was afraid, because I am a Canon camera I use only Canon lenses, but this is a great goal for what we use.
I have a Canon Digital Rebel XT 8MP and I have for 3 1 / 2 years. I thought it was time to get a lens 2, because I have a 300mm lens for my Rebel 35 millimeters, but not for my digital Rebel.Ho thought that the opportunity to give, because the price and features. I believe that this target is slightly smaller than the best choice for me because of smaller size. And, unlike a 35mm camera, it is much easier to crop the images digitali.Sono pleased with the lens. I think the quality is exactly what I expected or better. I find it a bit “slow when it is very blurry, but it is quite fast when it is just a little ‘out of focus. Do not plan on using the lens of each day, but for the money and features, the is worth.
So far I am very please with this goal. I love the smooth functioning and the quality of the images.
I’m just a novice amateur pictures, but I was not looking for a tele-zoom pricy, especially for portraits and came across this option. In principle, all criticism is good, good picture quality, good color rendition is the only downside is the slow and noisy AF. This is a good bargain for a beginner with a budget.
I think this goal, a goal very well for the price, light weight and accurate. Yes, I would recommend to a friend.